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Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
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Louisiana StateLottery Company
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legislature ioe EdE1AsionAl All th1ri.Arl.
pa-poses-ri:a . capital u O. - 60
<E,ch > -Aser-s fund Of cTsT ss%. %. a.
ssn = teen 49, ed.
By az oTsrvhelnirz popular vete - rat
60 ,se vas = zds par: Of tzs prese-. >t4.s
Cort-t115I adopted D>ceEoer ID i u.
ls.s.
1os 5-ly lo.-sry eTs- vo.st O. and e.
do.sei y. the people Of any STATE.
Il re1sr scales or postpoHss.
Its Grand single Number DrnW'
tngs take place Henthiy, and the
Semi. Aun unl Drawings regular.
~ every six mon tbs - q ne and Ne.
cembeP}
A sPLENDIo OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTCSE z TIL D u AMI
| DkAWlaG, GLASS c. II ThE ACAp
TUtSLAT. March Is, 1857 2o2n I'd
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kOhks SAOsSD
and STAT" really torty5ox, |
patterns for trousers, or vests
or coats,even more for coats.
That gives the cutters gen.
in, a chance to show. He.
can save almost every scrap
OF the cloth. He does save
it; what goes into waste or
patches at horne goes into
garment here. And the
cutting is by piles at a time.
May be seventy-hse thick
nesses of cloth, only the top
one marked by pattern, and
prestol all cut just alike.
The 81 so trousers are get
ting on bravely nov.
But the making gives
them a setback. There's
been saving before, but its
extra cost now. Never
mind, they are Wanamaker
trousers and no cost is extra
THAT betters them. We
must pay 10 or IS cents
more for the making than II
they could be slippsd along
and dodge the Wanamaker
standard. Such trousers are
not apt to strike such a
standard in other stores.
You know that Il you've
lever compared them.
Il Here are some OF the 1T
tic things you find only IN
the Wanamaker Stay linen
. around the top inside o.
lining; extra says undel
) butto-s and il pockets
/ stronger tackings 8. eud 0
pockets; b u TT o. 5 more
|. strongly sewed and ali b.
: hard; buttoI-holes all silk
worked and all seams silk
..lsewed; seam stays at In
: fork and all pockets double
. isewed (:ewed once With sils
o then turned and sewed wit
= white linen). All adds t
), the cost of these S2.5
y trousers. But there's NOR
re seat seams must be doubl
IL and inside seams doubl
!. hall say to the knee, an
;. seam at bottom of leg
i. mostly banded with Silesi
2. Many OF these are ihins
I'd you'd hardly notice in II
y buying. Bear them
., mind. Every one adds {
q: q. the worth Of a pair
trousers. We don't let the
add one cent to the cost
81. you.
e) lust as true Of 9th
trousers as Ct the 81 so fan
BY cashmere; Of vests and coz
~ too. Ws1amaker thorough
al, ness in every one. You {
I'D right to fte. Ct the cloth a,
n. study the pattern when y
Id buy Do that, but do mo-
Look on the inside; nc
a dealers won; thank you
ng DO il, if you know what
p look FOR
ly Near corne. Thirteenth and Nal
=, s.r-ets.
- Instantaneous p h o
ars graphs; without camera
n. negative. Prepared pap
al prepared powder, lit
az water, that's all. The P
Re- ture's on the paper but
!, i visible till soaked in
33,le solution. Lots CT fun.
.as. packages 10 cents.
Outer c. Gle. near Juniper street en:rs
-. A coed brass bird c;
.sos (not very bigi, 81. Bet
, = IN many styles up to S..
Basement, near ror;hwest entrar c.
-. Olive wood from eru
0 lem is no better than o
Vi wood from Vienna, perhs
lne, but some will value it for
II association Still some
., the olive wood articles
the very low prices.
'oa' Frat couaier, southeast Of eeat-e.
the A plush photograph
,teo bum such as re sell at s.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O, 600.

we 90 ss-eoy certify ia. ne szISrvit
TIE 1grs1xsle.u for al the AC-1-y az
seE.-AaEzAl D-.siExs O. TIE Lo-lx-anL
Sts.s bo..s-y Co., AID IA Perto- 1A1ASe
mi c9r.soi TIE o-4siaxs snsEtelses- Ane
.rAs ;ss s.ue A-s eore Eeis1 s.s1 hCEessy
;A,rEess as IN God fEtE .Cv2zd a. p-r-is
All sc auieoriIs he eo-p41y &c 80 I'M
c.-ItnSz.e Ska tzc-AEltez :. Z. sl$ -At1-t;
sr.<.ccs-- = ne sdTss1ssEs.x-"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
d ZIG ISrER's ORDER
u REGI.TEB-s OFFICE
SKw CAsELx QUIT. Dr..


J.a. l7;A. Is.
Crcr Ike trrlscat3s1 % george W. Ely
EIseator OF :ESAzna 7. Z '. Ia.s o. Ceris-
aizA HrBdred, IN sad eozn;y, csesAs,sd.
II - ordered ana directed By The Regisser
;hGi tie E1teutor Aforesaid give Eo:lee Of
r1r.iEg Of lesxrrs IsstAlsnl2ry up-on the e.
rA,e OF the DISEASED, vita TIE dAts
OF srAnnng thereof y eArsinz liver ise.
meats 70 Be pasls.- ulialn forty Gays
RON the 4Ass Of sacs s;tsrs g SIX o.
the lzo-t pzolic plaza u he county
OF New Castle. rr4ur.aE AL persons
..vsrs ceEAr1s Lx-l1sat tie ts.A-e 20 r-ss<-i
re sane. or ABIDE - A. A. q Assembly IN
sch ease nhds A2a provided AID also ezEse
ne s.s-z 70 - inse-se.t ~1thl1 tie same srio-f
, Ia Daily REyrSL1 &C ~. l ne~spAper pae-
nsass. II Miintr zton. De ASf 10 D. eonIn'
ret tzere4r three wesks te. o. d.
t--~1 Givsa IE4s; TIE lad at bal q
IL s. tD@ce OF tie Rezis.@- Aforesaid, si
t. wiz.zx.on, n Sev Castle Cora.y
H1rssA.d, liz day A. wear ABOVE wr.iie1-
JUES h. BRADFORD, Register.
SoTIcE-AG persons kAytzE Gains AS&lns
The estate ofI5s dece&s<1 Zas- prtsS1t ia
zane czly Estsssed 70 tie s1ecupos, OF
o. beSo-e Jan. is.h. ls.s % Aoi4= the Aet Of
Asselz BIZ In such cAse ElAte Aa1 proTi ed.
GEURGK ". Ely, Executor,
or q . RRAlH- E=c-- bis Any.
Address. Wilmington, DelAr2rc-
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
W.hinxte.. .. c,
lta,u aslisisrsa Lsti,r b
6EH ORIEA6S NATIONAL I. BAHK
New OfI enHS. La.

DED That the pressnce OF
II + VI r 1l DEN Geserals BezuTexard
ami larry, who are In charge OF the crsT,
ings, IL guarantee Of absolute faiIasa
AID integrity, that the chances are al
equal snd that no ore can possibly divine
Snat runbsrs will draw PriSs all parties
therefore advertising 20 guarAntee Prizes IL
this LOTTERY, or hold as out anr other In
possible indueemenu, are sWindlers, and
only aim 70 deceivs and dsfraud the IN
wary.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
Czn1nfRr-sRsns

We t.e E-de-sS-sd Hz-kk az SsEztrt
III psy al Pr1xes drawn q ne Lozj1saa
STATE lotteries which nay Be presented q
III >o11te-s-
J. III 0GLESBY. Pres. Loufsfans
National Rack
r. LaSACx. Pres. State sfffe nal
Ba1S
a. BALDwIx, Pres. ". O. sstl = Z
Daily Republican., 1887-02-09
hNEA-is DI6Nlo<-
Capital Prize. $3.50, 600.

1iT9 Prizes. snocnting to......... sS3s ote
AprucAtioa tor rLtss 70 clEbs ehould Re
rsds en,y 70 The orioe OF the COMPANY IN
New OFieaas.
For fur.ne- inforu.tion write clearly, Civ.
.rz til a5trezs. POSTAL hO-ES, II.
y,eS; Aorey Orders, or New IorS Exchange
In 0, mary letter. Currency ey express,
tst q; t-pentsl addressed
ID. A DAUPEIN,
New Orleans, L..
ar "A A nkERHIH.
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.pUySJ0LOGYAs SHE Is IA UGHT."


We should be much interested in seeing collection or
the green room experiences OF medical faculties We
fancy that the misconceptions Of public school children
would dwindle into superlative insgnicance III com
parson as the following illustrations taken from the
Western press will show student Is asked 10 report
case and responds with this result;
Iist0ry Of DTcsent HIleSS stranded MmselI ana spit
NJ brite rcd COLOR Present c0HdttiOH Have You any
fea,cr or mite swctsr NO. Very little expanshun Of
scanular i'm rite Eiscdl erdBliHdshtm: Exaggerated
breeding herd friction sounds Herd snores valves Uhs
statement much puzzled the examiners, ultimately they
concluded the candidate referred to sOnOrous rales j.
Pron0sis: Can't be cured, but can be sent To mexico
,ners the selections from English as she IL Taught,
showing Physiology as she is Taught In our puDnc
schools are not only amusing, but have suggestive
interest We append them here: , =,
The stomach Is small pearshaped bone situated III
the body. - f., .o,.,
The gastric juice keeps the bones from crclklhg'
The Chyc flows up the middle OF the backbone anu
rachrs the heart where IL meets the oxygen ana Is
The salivary glands are used to savate the body.
"Physllogigy is to study about your bones stunni'
DETERMINATIONS which are injurious to health are earbohc
W. have an upper and lower skin. The lower snn'
do. ,, 80 anna suear and
cane sugar to sugar cane. , ,.,. n, tho orbit and
me olfictory nerve enters the cavity on tne o'pi' anu
Ga o,,lnncl into the special sense OF nearing. A., o,.,
'rhc gioyth of n tooth begins IN the Dacs Vi INC ~
and extends 10 the stomach. 49,, .,o train was
II we were on q railroad track anu the 'r"A "A'
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creasing rapidly and each year people 90 " '"'"
earlier and stay later than the year peioIo. o,d
AT the Calumet Club on Thnrsday a'o o, S,s
evening the ninth annual reception 10 the On Se'uo
OF Chicago was given. There were over ~ T 1Ii
and women I'm attendance who were residents VI IN IN
cago and of age prior 70 1910. The recopions ~ .
events To which the old residents look iorwau VIII
an earerness incxplcable to those who 40 not hIum
how dear 10 them is the part they played IN slaPn,
tho dcsfinies of the city in which they nave pas
their lives Tho venerable Judge CNon, LONG oonn
Wentworth and several Others delivered h II a.,
speeches after which tho entire audience ]o'heu III
singing Aud Lang Syne."
Madame Modjcskas second week at the thic ago
Opera House has been successful a. the nIsc ner
engagement lasts ono week more. ON Mohudy hls.t
She gives for the first time In Chicago ME- Barry
Nadjezda" Mr. Boucicaults rcappcarance IN imo
Jlt' at McVicker's Theatre has attracted eoVu auu
enccs He remains fortnight longer, ana Ior nv ,
week announces The Shaughraun' ana FINN NC
CouI" Miss Jeffreys Lewis has had only moderate
houses at tho Grand Opera House. Al inc o'hcr une
aires there has been little Of merit. fOlepaughs
Circus has been most lucky as regards weather anu
enormous crowds have visltod the tent at each pei
Torrance THE first production of the new spectacular
burIesqAe Tho Arabian Nights" will be given at tue
Chicago Opera House, on Thursday evening" June ::
The preparations made for "The Arabian Nights nave
been on very extensive scale, and the product,Vn
must be regarded somthing In thcnatuTc OF noVely
in this country. During the week the New-1orH con,
tlngent numbering seventy people, aIIlveu' an
rehoarsals Of tho entire company are now pehg hoiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
THE JEROME PARK STAKES.
HANovER's CHANCES FOR THE WRITER'S.
HE ONCE GAVE KINGSTON SEVEN POUNDS AMP
prArrNc--r TWO HANDICAPS

HE ONCE GAVE KINGSTON SEVEN POUNDS AMP A
BEATING-THE TWO HANDIcAPs
Report has It that Kingston will not start in the
Wthers he will not DO ready, Snedeker having done
nothing better with him than mile In 206 This is abb
surd Doubts to Kingstons fitness for the race may
be set at rest "sent Eph" will have him trained TO
the hour He does not believe u keeping colt on edge
for week ten days before some trainers try
to do 1t said that Hdalgo would not be in condi-
ton to run in the Brooklyn Handicap. Turfmen who
had been watching the horse at work from day TO day
contended that Matthew Byrnes was too slow with him
Yet animal ever went to the post in better condition
In the expressive vernacusr OF the track he was tit to
run for mans life. Two trainers who made
1t their business to time the black horse from post 10
post declare that he made the run in 2:O6,
second better than Dry Monopole. Tyrant galoped
away with the withers in 1885, yet there was not
trainer miles OF Jerome Park who believed the colt
had a chance The Messrs. Dwyer thought they had
sure thing in Richmond to ]. Five TO one against
Goano Garrison up) was like picking up money In the
road and Tecumseh with speman on his back, at to
l. was robbing the bookmakers.
Lack of condition will not keep Kingston out OF the
withers Hanover may do it After the Hindoo colts
race at Gravesend Tuesday the veteran trfman for
whom the American Two Thousand was named, remarked
that II looked him there only one horse In
the Jerome Park stakes He did not refer to fremont
for nobody believes the black wonder will start In the
Wthers But the Dryers have not declared him.
Declarations due on May 10. Out OF sixty-seven
entries these remain in the stakes
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Ruckstone and stoncbuck will beat more horses than
will beat them Amagam ought to run good race ana
Attorney who Is n much improved horse, VIII bear
watching Bonanza is not likely TO do much with lis
mounds Brown Duke Is an honest colt aud perfectly
able TO handle pounds with credit TO himself anu MS
stoble Springfield Is better horse at home than MS
half brother Barnum but he seldom amounts TO any
thing i'm race Should no to the post In good form
few animals will outrun him. War Eagle Is an uncon
scionabe rogue Nobody knows what to expect OF hi'
Conflicting stories told about Pontico who could not
heat COW last year. Fit Is true that he has recovered
b,s form would be well TO Keep an eye on
him Uimaaya should not be overlooked nor Atoms,
who has beaten some good horses in his day treat
weih carrier as he Is IL Is doubtful II Favor can pack
l25 hounds victory Wckhaln II IN conuiloh' 10 'ho
most dangerous OF the heavy weights.
Tho Driving Club of New-York the law willing VIII
give three DAY meeting at Fleetwood PARK III tue
carly part of June. Arrangements are making TOT
match between Harry wilkes and Oliver X, and is not
imnrobabe that Robert Bonner may he Induced 10 give
Nrw-Yorkers a glimpse or Maud An exhbitlon OF the
Queen OF the Turf would be drawing card TOT tue cruz
and insure the OF the meeting David Bonner 10
nresIdeut Of the association, j. h. Houston IL Vlceprcs
dent and 8 de Coriova secretary and treasurer Inc
executive committee includes Hugh Grant A. Bonner
Nathan strauss A. IL Clain and captain Jonn ii. COS
ter The success failure OF the meeting depends on
tina bill
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CHICAGOS GREAT STRIKE.
RING TRIALS-BURYING WIRES-OLD SET
TLERS-THEATRICAL.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

CHICAGO, May 21.-Of the numerous senscless labor
movements that have occurred ia this city Of strikes
tie present strike and demands of the biicl1syers
seem the most unreasonable and absurd They ask
that their union shall be recognized and that but
union shall DO employed the recognition Of tho
"walkng delegate eight hours work and ten hours
nay that no employer shall have more than two ap-
pPentlces; and that they snail be paid ON Saturdays
AS result Of the refusal to grant these demands, build
ing operations In Chicago are practically at stand
stlll and some 10000 are idle. There seems no
prospect Of an amicsbe settlement Of tho difficulties,
and there is not likely IL be- any decided change In
ttc aspect Of affairs any resumption Of building
until Juno l. Tic action Of the Builders and Traders
Exchange Thursday in declaring that they will re-
aurc all mon sign pledge that they Will not sub
init TO union dlctatioh and giving them until juno
TO do this, will bring matters to crisis. The build
ers proposc 10 resume work June with who Will
sign this pledge.
Tho work Of selecting jury in ChIcago's |" DOODLE
case is still going on in Judge shepard's courtroom
The attorneys Of the defendants are using
every means their power to delay the work much
ss possible and to exclude all intelligent jurors. The
chances for just verdict not at all encouraging.
uhe courtroom Ia daily filled with tho associates and
Friends Of the County Board Ring, "Mke' Mcdonald
being always In attendance. Tho State will have to
contcnd with the influence Of unlimited money, Of In
innate connection with governing bodies and political
Parues ana OF an INSCRIPTIONS acquaintance with tho
means ny which 5ures selected TO order and tes H.
mony spirited away Or manufactured rs occasion may
demand.
The city Il mixing excellent progress In the matter
rs as Tar south as TT S WIN DO out Of sight
pcia also claims that Chicago is the onv ei,v IN the
United States that has done anything practical In tho
gay VI burying the wires. " WV
The alleged letter Of Mr.. Andrew Carnegie declining
p subscribe TO the Queens Jubilee Fund I'm Now
Honi has attracted considerable attention here and
kaued out indignant letters from several Engiishmen
chicago. :"
nm Inc marriage Of Miss Day 10 Mr. Frank Farwell on
%saay night was practically the end OF the season
s~.hc.xeo ana between this and the first OF next
Eh.nA Merc VIII be q general exodus 10 the country
humber Of tine country places tho city Is in-
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RAIMENT FIT FOR SOLOMON.
WHAT YOUNG MEN WEAR NOWADAYS
NOT DIFFICULT To RUN UP BILL FOR THOU.
SAND DOLLARS OR so

NOT DIFFICULT TO RUN UP BILL FOR A THOU.
SAND DOLLARS OR so.
Young Dc Ruyter Van Schorck has level head, his
friends say, even over cards, and he was probably
playing under tho limit the other night at the
knicherbocAer Club when he sadly confessed in the
iuli between two losing deals that he had dropped
cool $1,000 that afternoon on his summer clothes
TOO much money; too much money! sighed his
friend, the Commodore, tho table. 81 wish
could afford to spend IL, by Jove" The Commodore
had just put $1,000 into fitting up his yacht over in
one OF tho Brooklyn yards and was feeling poor and
virtuOus.
"Yes, yes, me boy" broke In the Major, who had
been tossing the cards around for another hand
Its too much money, pom me soul. You ought
10 go over to Lunnon and there you could scrape or
with hundred pun" The Major was winner that
night and was not ashamed TO let people know that
no got his clothes In London and got them cheap
THIS Is to be young De Ruyters first season al
Newpora So he had 70 start boldly In from the begin.
ming and load up afresh. And though he draws the
line at big whito overgaiers and Wallpaper pattern
wastcoats, tho bill his ongsufering parent got tho
other day down at the Broadway Office must have
been something like this:
MR.. DE RUYTER VAN scHoRcK
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uoRE grpyCTIvE PERSUASION.


Which brings me TO the little parallel which happened
at Sacramento. The child is only ten years old and II
there isn't going ~ be trouble about her when she grows
IN shall be surprised She was apparently rosressing
very nicely at school AT first she had good deal TO say
when she got home every day. but OF late she has made
hut marks has been distinguished by an air OF
self which has much disturbed her good
mother The other morning she was going OIL to school
she said: -,
Mamma I want q bottle OF water"
" What for T.
." TO take 10 school with me-"
What do you want 10 do with II y
10 mt the flowers the boys bring me ILL.,"
Flowers Well neyeri You don't mean 10 say you
ask the boys 70 bring you flowers r.
no. OF course not" very contcmptuousy'
" Well how do you get them y - H.,
.There ia only one boy who brings them jimmy
Smith brings flowers every day.
" For y0n r. ,ho,,r
NM again very conteIn ptuOusly OF course don't
Just look Ut him and he gives them 10 Lao.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
rrr p,psr MONTHS RECORD.

According 10 the official averages printed In this morn
ing, sporng Times Sc. Of 81 Louis leads the paS
men with percentage OF .57O Foutz OF the same eao'
i.seeond with 800 Burma, of Baltimore tlu' ''oo
Mcclellan. az BrooHlyn. and haito'u, VI ~, - w., ~,
,,,, t ,,,r, ,,lre Their record Is .iS2 Burch. OF
,,rotvn' A. H. with ij2 aud fenneily OF Cincinnati
SIKH I5s ia hsl;ug HeeS'r ol - "S ORR rr
- ,c Nets, pie hs,t men; Melhoc OF .lnclnna,;
Ine ssroui hlsrInrH. CARPENTER, o' Iln'h'ls ~. ,
bascudi Penn, H., %. 'inelhhi'' INC S''"'' '''I'' ~
uirr. ul ll.ix.LUlc, hCl -ti~
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reliable nowadays The young damsel sat placid and
her escort:
Don't YOU think It is always difficult to understand
foreieners Can you understand Salvinf Half OF the
time don't know what he Is saying"
" Oh. never pretend to understand italian, was the
reply.
- ltalian" she calculated as he speaking ltalianf
On. dear that just takes away all the pleasure"
Ana Tor the remainder OF the evening she sat as som
bre and unmoved as II she had Quaker meeting
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coming the train would dcafen our ears 20 that VI
couldn't see to get of the track"
The body Is mostly composed Of water and shout 90
half Is avaricious tissue
Such examination answers a. the above lead one n
inc suspicion that the mysteries Of the human body are
not made very clear to public school children
PHYSIOLOGY and anatomy difficult studies Correct
notions of our body and its functions can only b
oDtaned by objective teaching and then only where the
STUDIES should therefore, be placed late possible IN
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iTTcc UlNCDP

from me Irotiacpcs Journal. o.,
It's related that Boston guniemln o"k 10 sec ~.
yiui IN "Othell0" yonns and lovely cousin lioi Wv
rustic wilds OF Bangor tOwn tOncernlhE WHICH w
used ~ learn In the geography that u was one oi "tg
argrs lumber mars In the wofLl Ihe ini,f""loh ~
may REMARKED IN passhg Is stareely ellho. tee" "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
A LITTLE PRAYER.

TTOW TIC UOsf0I UUHVfL -,
An accidental hitting of tho keynote OF n familiar
phrase caused little tot 10 make this funny break he
mother In hearing her say her prayers toll hen ~ sA
the Lord make her good girl Dear Dol, -dd ths
little thing "peath Try and make dOOI girl-hh u
rth you don't succeed trf try again., sho nncNpeeF
olIlY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
nprry sTUpYTyG ron THE MIMI

1a,onissioner of Charities and Corroction ~ a.
Dar,sr invited distinguished Episcopal clergyman -
perform service Backwels Island last ssna W. 20 M
the service prisoner as black coalwakea up "a.
clergyman with polite how and thanked Nun 10. ~.
ing and prayed him to come again sum -A'
clergyman was touched, and he SAID en-.
NJ aoos man. how long have You been on tho
Island I"
" Fo months, sab" 90 ..av,v
Eight months more, san. ,.,s,p
a Wat aid You do before coming mere
O.. ns s,ndving for dc ministry, sah . 49,. ~,...,
w Wiz hoSe YOU viii study TO keep out Oh As p'sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22

Favor carries the top weight IN the FOrdham Handicap
bettor lot OF horses in 1t than In the Croton
and the race will be much moro interesting as glance
~ tho entries Will show Hero the animals and their